WATCH: Goalkeeper on loan from Liverpool has an absolute nightmare for Wigan
In the very 2016 conversation topic of goalkeepers being able to play with their feet, Adam Bogdan has shown that he's not quite up there with the Claudio Bravos of the world.
Sent on loan to Wigan by Jurgen Klopp, it appears as though Bogdan left his concentration on Merseyside as he had a moment to forget on Tuesday night.
Attempting to play it out from the back, Bogdan coolly sent the ball across to his full back when Wigan took on Norwich in a Championship clash.
The goalkeeper's composure abandoned him, though, when the ball returned to his feet and he took his time in glancing up the pitch to decide which teammate he'd be delivering to.
Canaries midfielder Jacob Murphy pounced on Bogdan's negligence and couldn't believe his luck as he fired home one of the easiest goals of his career.
GOL GOL GOL!
How is Bogdan a professional keeper?! Courtesy of @Lusky91 #NCFC pic.twitter.com/9JVhWKkXYr
— Jack (@JCELodge) September 13, 2016
With most eyes on the Champions League games, Bogdan would have hoped that his cock-up wouldn't be noticed by many.
He'd be wrong.
Hahahaha go on Bogdan you big daft shit ginger bastard
— Paul Greenhalgh (@paulgreenhalgh1) September 13, 2016
Won't get 2p for Bogdan.
— Ben Malone (@benzo_1313) September 13, 2016
Adam Bogdan, you kidding me fella? https://t.co/noWEOq55FJ
— Alasdar Fitz (@TheFitzMan_x) September 13, 2016
A man currently managing in the Nou Camp once signed Bogdan
— Adam (@acrs_h) September 13, 2016
Bogdan wasn't good enough to be 10th choice keeper at Liverpool
— John O Sullivan (@Corballyred) September 13, 2016
Haha imagine there is scouts employed by Liverpool that recommended we sign Bogdan, never mind sacked they shouldnt be employed in football
— John O Sullivan (@Corballyred) September 13, 2016
Did something happen to Bogdan? Was he dropped on his head a year ago ago? There's no way possibly we'd have signed him if he was this bad
— Phil Blundell (@PhilBlundell) September 13, 2016
Bogdan looking like he's spent far too much time with Mignolet there. #wafc
— Mike (@beatznp) September 13, 2016
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